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Well with F1’s resident Pole having a quiet lie down it’s time for us to have a quick recap of what Indie is all about. Indie is in many ways the oddest circuit that we go to. The mechanics have … Continue reading →

Well No Blue Flags and No Fuel stops (just tyres) are the only two things that have beaten out No Change in the poll. The only things people definately don’t want is GP2 style two races per weekend (which Flav … Continue reading →

So it’s a grand prix weekend coming up. What’s you experience like? Fill in our handy set of questions or ignore them completely. Do you watch qualifying? Do you watch the race? Do you watch both of them live? Even … Continue reading →

Sorry it’s a bit late and brief this week chaps, I’ve been a bit busy. I’ll try and round up properly next week. In a bad scoring race again for us all Nick still seems to keep some momentum by … Continue reading →

You can’t help but feel sorry for Jenson Button who less than a year ago got all the front pages with his first win. He didn’t even get off the line yesterday. The British media have abandoned him as quickly … Continue reading →

Again. Despite this being one of the best races I’ve seen (along with Barrichello’s first win in 2000 and maybe Button’s last year), ITV and the British media are conspiring to sour it. Halfway through the hour long Lewis-worship before … Continue reading →

Following on from the discussion in the pub at Alex’s birthday re: F1 = field sports, the wonderful Stick Cricket has had a makeover for the, ahem, ‘merkin’ market and there is now … Stick Baseball: Stick Baseball Stick Cricket … Continue reading →

“The past is the past, the future is the future, and now is now.” So says Ron Dennis about Kimi. And let me tell you it’s insight like that which is why he’s a team boss and you aren’t. So … Continue reading →

The reason SofaF1 might be particularly interested in this article from Autosport will be unclear for most of our readers. But for the contributors this is probably a pretty interesting read: Two motor technology companies have struck a deal aimed … Continue reading →

The Canadian Grand Prix is the third most watched sporting event in the world allegedly. Behind the World Cup of Football final and the Superboll. (This is the list of single events rather than contests. As a contest the F1 … Continue reading →